AN AFRICAN CARVED WOOD ALTARPIECE, ATTRIBUTED TO THE

AN AFRICAN CARVED WOOD ALTARPIECE, ATTRIBUTED TO THE DAN TRIBE, 1900-1950, the braided hair, over a long ridged nose, slightly curved horizontal eyebrows and eyes, over full slightly smiling lips, on

AFRICAN CARVED WOOD STOOLS & BOWL Three African carved wood furnishings, including:  Bowl, attributed to the Herero people, Namibia. 7 x 2.5" Dogon hourglass form stool with handle, Mali, 8 x 7.

Carved wood Mende helmet attributed to Sierra Leon, carved with elaborate hair, nice untouched patina, 17"H

Property of Lynn University to benefit the Library Renovation Fund offered subject to no reserve attributed to the Dogon PeopleMaliTogu'na men's meeting house post carved wood attributed to the late 1

African Igbo or Idona Altarpiece. Carved wood and pigment. Ex Collection Prof. Gene R. Shreve, South Yarmouth, Massachusetts. Size: 22'' x 9'' x 9.5'' (56 x 23 x 24 cm).

A Yoruba carved wood maternity altarpieceLate 19th/early 20th century; Nigeria, AfricaLabel affixed to the underside: Altar Piece (Yoruba) / Acquired 12.29.81The hand-carved statue of a woman and her

The elongated carved wood mask worn with a costume or used by a dancer in ritualistic, entertaining and educational ceremonies is attributed to the African Bamana/Bozo People of Mali. Measures 31 x 10

Ca. last half 20thC. Age-appropriate surface wear with age cracks and wood losses. Attributed to Dan tribe by estate. This item(s) is used, and will show multiple areas of age appropriate wear and sur

The zoomorphic form African helmet mask carved from wood and retaining Native applied sacrificial patina attributed to the the Bamana people of Mali is paired with a carved and painted wood mask attri

SMALL KIFWEBE MASK DRC Mask attributed to the Zaire River Basin inhabited by the Songye and Luba peoples. Carved wood with elongated mouth and ridged dorsal.

Attributed to the Bono and Choruba peoples. Dimensions: (Largest, with stand) H 9.5" x W 3" x D 2.5" Conditions: Taller piece with repair to neck and one stress crack. Natural patination to wood. A fe

Attributed to the Guro, Ano, and Ashanti peoples; one attributed to Sudan. Dimensions: (Largest, with stand) H 9" x W 3" x D 3" Conditions: A few minor stress cracks. Natural patination to the wood. A

Francis Osague (Nigerian, born 1941). Original carved wood sculpture. Titled, "Woman Carrying Pot," produced circa 1960. Apparently unsigned, being sold attributed to Francis Osague. Museum Inventory

3 Piece Masai African Wall Art Pieces. This lot includes three pieces of African Tribal wall art attributed to the Masai people. Includes two carved wood portraits of a male and female and one spear.

DOGON, MALI AFRICAN, CARVED WOOD STANDING FEMALE FIGURE H 41" W 7.25" D 6" Estate of Jack Faxon, Birmingham, MI. Michigan Senator and creator of the Michigan Council for the Arts.

DESCRIPTION: Five African carved wood masks: one Baule animal mask depicting a horned beast, two plain figural masks with red accenting, one mask crafted with a braided plant fiber beard, and one anth

Lot of 4 old African carved wood pieces including: 2 fetish figures, both missing one arm, 6.5 in tall, accession numbers; carved wood head on pedestal, 6.5 in; early carved wood African figure, 13.5

from the Khorogo; Provenance: certificate from Segy Gallery, New York; 11 inches wide; 9 1/2 inches deep; 31 1/2 inches high

AN AFRICAN CARVED WOOD FERTILITY FIGURAL GROUP, depicting a fertility maiden deity with a large disc form head and stylized almond shaped eyes, within arched line eyebrows continuing down and forming

Collection of 15 African carved wood and horn spoons, smallest 14 cm long, largest 39 cm long

Africa, Ivory Coast, Côte d'Ivoire, Senufo, ca. early 20th century CE. A finely carved and incised hardwood pulley adorned with a characteristically elongated human head with elegant facial features,

BANGWA PEOPLE, CAMEROON, AFRICAN CARVED WOOD MATERNITY FIGURE H 28.75" W 9.5" D 9" Depicting a mother nursing her child. Provenance: Estate of Jack Faxon, Michigan Senator and creator of the Michigan

Ca. early to mid 20thC. Very good with no breaks or repairs. Fine original glossy dark patina. Exhibited at The Baltimore Museum of Arts The Monumentality of Miniature African Sculpture in 1973 as Ma

Ivory Coast; Provenance: The Estate of Kirk & Anne Douglas, Beverly Hills; Condition: fair condition, some losses to toes on both feet; typical edge chips, shrinkage cracks, and minor imperfections; 1